James Lavelle - Global Underground GU37 Bangkok

Genre:

Electronic

Style:

Progressive House, Abstract

Year:

2009

Tracklist

Look Inside Yourself (Intro)
Trouble In Paradise (Edit)
Jetstream
Summertime Clothes
You Are Here (Four Tet Remix)
10101
Rekoner (James Holden Mix)
Live2Live (UNKLE Surrender Sounds Session #1)
Too Young To Love (UNKLE Surrender Sounds Session #14)
Heavy Drug (Surrender Sounds Mix)
Icicles (UNKLE Surrender Sounds Session #12)
Call Of The World (Mi Animo Goes Disco Mix)
Lying In A Bed Of Myst
Perfect Place
Where We At - Part 2
Sempiternal / Amaranth
Heaven (King Unique Acapella)
Trouble In Paradise (Variation On A Theme) (C2 Version 1)
Trouble In Paradise (Variation On A Theme) (UNKLE Surrender Sounds Session #11)
Space Bird (Dubfire Deep Space Remix)
Grindhouse (Dubfire Terror Planet Remix)
Now I'm On It
Twenty Nine (Broom's 09 Mix)
Break In
Dirty (Fergie Remix)
Deer In The Headlights (Radio Slave Remix)
Machine Ate My Homework
The Wheel
Niobe
Two Doors Down (Reconstructed By Duke Dumont)

Versions

Title, Format	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
Global Underground GU37 Bangkok (2xCD, Mixed, Comp)	Global Underground Ltd.	GU037CD	UK	2009
GU37: Bangkok Condensed Album Sampler (CDr, Mixed, Comp, Promo)	Global Underground Ltd.	none	UK	2009
GU37: Bangkok (2xCDr, Mixed, Comp, Promo)	Global Underground Ltd.	none	UK	2009
Global Underground GU37 Bangkok (2xCD, Mixed, Comp, Ltd)	Global Underground Ltd.	GU037CDX	UK	2009
Global Underground GU37: Bangkok (34xFile, MP3, Comp + 2xFile, MP3, Mixed, Comp)	Global Underground Ltd.	GU037DIG	UK	2009

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Rated 4/5

Review by Bitshifter Aug 07, 2009

referencing Global Underground GU37 Bangkok, 2xCD, Mixed, Comp, GU037CD

Surprising. Surprising how one disc can be so good while the other can be so mediocre. The first part is absolutely amazing, each tune is threaded flawlessly with each other, weaving a beautiful masterpiece with awesome tunes from Lavelle's UNKLE, Border Community's Nathan fake and James Holden, sweet rhythmic melodies from Radiohead and Layo & Bushwacka and the Doves; all just to tone it down in the second part to some blunt, non-inspiring tracks. I wish Lavelle had ended his mix after the first part, though, perhaps remembering what's good, the final tracks on the second disc do remind the flow of the first one.
Altogether I recommend this mix, with a simple 5/5 for the first part and a 3/5 for the second.